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Does this ever actually happen? In my experience, by the time you realize you need regular SQL there is so much code that changing the database is a major proje
by psadri 2y ago
Does this ever actually happen? In my experience, by the time you realize you need regular SQL there is so much code that changing the database is a major project. It will also halt all other feature development.
- appplication 2y agoI like the idea in theory but in practice having a big json blob that I need to refactor later has never felt great. Makes more sense to me to just do it right.
- psadri 2y agoYup. I tend to start with SQL tables as well - although I feel the pain during the heavy iteration phase. I tend to nuke my entire db, recreate it and reload some data into it. I wish there was a tool that ran in watch mode and patched the db based schema edits.